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The behave of <tt>Toolbarbutton</tt> is similar to the <tt>button </tt>except the appearance is different. The <tt>button </tt>component uses HTML BUTTON tag, while the <tt>toolbarbutton </tt>component uses HTML DIV tag.
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The behavior of <tt>Toolbarbutton</tt> is similar to the <tt>button </tt>except the appearance is different. The <tt>button </tt>component uses HTML BUTTON tag, while the <tt>toolbarbutton </tt>component uses HTML DIV tag.
  
 
A <tt>toolbarbutton </tt>could be placed outside a <tt>toolbar</tt>. However <tt>toolbarbutton</tt>s change their appearance if they are placed inside a <tt>toolbar</tt>.
 
A <tt>toolbarbutton </tt>could be placed outside a <tt>toolbar</tt>. However <tt>toolbarbutton</tt>s change their appearance if they are placed inside a <tt>toolbar</tt>.

Revision as of 07:43, 29 July 2011

Toolbarbutton

Employment/Purpose

The behavior of Toolbarbutton is similar to the button except the appearance is different. The button component uses HTML BUTTON tag, while the toolbarbutton component uses HTML DIV tag.

A toolbarbutton could be placed outside a toolbar. However toolbarbuttons change their appearance if they are placed inside a toolbar.

Toolbarbutton supports getHref(). If getHref() is not null, the onClick handler is ignored and this element is degenerated to HTML's A tag.


Within ZK 5, the file upload has been redesigned so it can be integrated with any widget. For example, The toolbarbutton can now be used to upload a file. In addition to this, the display of the upload status has been enhanced and can be customized easily.

See also : Button, Toolbar

Example

ZKComRef Toolbarbutton Example.png

<window title="toolbar demo" border="normal" width="300px">
    <caption>
        <toolbarbutton label="button3" image="/img/network.gif" />
        <space />
        <toolbarbutton label="button4" image="/img/network.gif"
            dir="reverse" />
    </caption>
    <toolbar>
        <toolbarbutton label="button1" image="/img/network.gif" />
        <space />
        <toolbarbutton label="button2" image="/img/network.gif" />
    </toolbar>
    <hbox>
        <toolbarbutton label="button5" image="/img/network.gif"
            orient="vertical" />
        <space />
        <toolbarbutton label="button6" image="/img/network.gif"
            orient="vertical" dir="reverse" />
    </hbox>
</window>

File Upload

Any toolbarbutton[1] can be used to upload files. All you need to do is:

  1. Specify the upload attribute with true
  2. Handles the onUpload event.
<toolbarbutton upload="true" label="Fileupload" onUpload="myProcessUpload(event.getMedia())"/>

When the file is uploaded, an instance of UploadEvent is sent to the button. Then, the event listener can retrieve the uploaded content by examining the return value of UploadEvent.getMedia().


  1. Any Button can be used to upload files too.

Supported Events

Name
Event Type
None None

Supported Children

*NONE

Use Cases

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Version History

Last Update : 2011/07/29


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Last Update : 2011/07/29

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